Dragons

[oska]

Still collecting ever more Helix data... In the mean time I had a bash at what I'll call "Crouching Clouds, Hidden Dragons" :)

First when I didn't want to rotate the camera as a test.
Then I framed better (maybe)

Hand removed all the rubbish first then:

1. 70% of 244 x 30s UV/IR cut
2. 70% of 242 x 60s Zwo Dualband

Criticism most welcome.

Eon85
ASI1600MC-cool
EQ6R
NINA, DSS & pixinsight

[xelasnave]

Excellent work.
I wish I could do as good.
Alex

[PKay]

Very nice John

Great effort :thumbsup:

[oska]

Thanks Alex. Still at the "I'm not actually sure what I did" phase. I was trying to isolate the dragons. First I couldn't "tease" any of the dust out. Then I followed an OSC narrowband tutorial and got the 2nd result. But I can't isolate the outside the central feature, which gives them their bodies.



Thanks Peter

[Dave882]

Really nice work well done! If that’s your result not knowing what you’re doing than i can’t wait to see how you go when you got it all worked out! I can relate to the reluctance to rotate the camera between targets on a night- such a pain redoing calibrations. But it’s Always worth it in the end to have the best possible data to play with.

[oska]

Thanks David. Yeah the rotation is going to mess with the much better helix data I'm collecting but it's small @ 560mm and central so it'll be fine. When I learn stuff I kinda dive right in the deep end and try not to drown. I'm also looking forward to less flailing :)

[Crater101]

That's some really nice work, here be Dragons indeed! Applause.

[oska]

Thanks Warren.